Looking for a new computer, stumbled across this one

Pony up for an SSD. There's no reason to get such a beast and not use an SSD for the primary drive. I recommend the Intel 520 series, or maybe you might like the Samsung line.
 
Have you thought why somebody is selling it ?
Could be something wrong with it. You will get no guarantee, will you ?
 
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Have you thought why somebody is selling it ?
Could be something wrong with it. You will get no guarantee, will you ?
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They are selling it, because they make and sell custom computers. They probably buy parts in bulk and get the rest from newegg or somewhere like that.
 
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Pony up for an SSD. There's no reason to get such a beast and not use an SSD for the primary drive. I recommend the Intel 520 series, or maybe you might like the Samsung line.
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I'm pretty much buying this for trading. I'm going to continue using my laptop for everything else since I prefer my couch over the office chair. Why do I need a fancy hard drive? I feel like 1 TB in size is probably already a bit of overkill. I need a good graphics card for 4 monitors. I need a fast processor and a lot of memory for 4 monitors and perhaps recording a screen with camstudio. Right now my laptop has trouble with 2 monitors.
 
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I'm pretty much buying this for trading. I'm going to continue using my laptop for everything else since I prefer my couch over the office chair. Why do I need a fancy hard drive? I feel like 1 TB in size is probably already a bit of overkill. I need a good graphics card for 4 monitors. I need a fast processor and a lot of memory for 4 monitors and perhaps recording a screen with camstudio. Right now my laptop has trouble with 2 monitors.
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The prices have come down enough where it makes sense to pay the additional <$200 to get a modestly-sized and super-fast SSD for your primary (OS and Apps) drive. I think the Intel 520 180GB hits the sweet spot here.

Once you get an SSD, you'll never go back. It's not a fancy hard drive; it is an inexpensive component that will be well-coupled to such a machine.
 
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The prices have come down enough where it makes sense to pay the additional <$200 to get a modestly-sized and super-fast SSD for your primary (OS and Apps) drive. I think the Intel 520 180GB hits the sweet spot here.

Once you get an SSD, you'll never go back. It's not a fancy hard drive; it is an inexpensive component that will be well-coupled to such a machine.
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HDD drive will be your bottleneck.. i stopped using them as a primary drive practically right when SSD's became even slightly affordable.. you obviously need a little education if you don't think its worth it.. with your statement comparing the two..
 
check reviews on AsRock motherboards. I did not have one but when I was looking for upgrade a while ago there were few negative posts so you may want to check this before buying. Maybe these are better now. I would compare it against Asus but then price tag will be higher.
 
The mobo has very negative feedback on newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157326
and it's only a $59 mobo!

PSU is only 400 watts.

The headline says 4 monitors, the mobo says integrated gpu and then he has an add-on gpu with no monitor specs. Doesn't look like you get any monitors.

The mobo spec says 2x240 pin DDR3 and max 16gb ram but he offers upgrade to 32gb ram @ 4x8gb DDR3; can't see how he's going to make that happen on that mobo.

Advice: Wait until Monday when Winston & Scat and some other guys chime in. They build systems for people on here and I've never heard a negative word about them. They know their stuff.
 
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The mobo has very negative feedback on newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157326
and it's only a $59 mobo!

PSU is only 400 watts.

The headline says 4 monitors, the mobo says integrated gpu and then he has an add-on gpu with no monitor specs. Doesn't look like you get any monitors.

The mobo spec says 2x240 pin DDR3 and max 16gb ram but he offers upgrade to 32gb ram @ 4x8gb DDR3; can't see how he's going to make that happen on that mobo.

Advice: Wait until Monday when Winston & Scat and some other guys chime in. They build systems for people on here and I've never heard a negative word about them. They know their stuff.
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i've built quite a few systems for myself.. and i can tell you i would never buy that system.. .
 
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